Oh how the years go by

It's been a great and awesome journey so far. I was driving home from the hospital this evening and SW mentioned a phrase she told my dad sometime back about spending time with the family is "not about the food we eat but the company that we keep." Gone were the days when I long to be with my youths or my friends. Now I just want to be with SW and Chia Ee, SW's or my folks. Nothing matters more than being a tight and warm family.

I used to wonder why my former sunday school teachers stopped teaching anymore. When u are married, your priorities change. Does that mean my passion for R-age has died? May it never be because I am still praying for them. I still ask about how it's been doing.

I received some really nice "I miss u" smses which really touched me. Now that I have committed myself to my family, have I left a legacy in R-age for others to follow? Have I been a worthy bearer of Christ's name? Have others risen from their ashes to cover the space that was left vacant by me? I can never be the one to answer that. As much as I love those "I miss u" messages, I really long to hear about the good work carrying on despite my absence coz I am proud of my little input and the lives that I've the privilege of serving with and be of some kind of blessing to; some directly and others indirectly.

I am very excited about the current crop of leaders there are now. It's our 10th anniversary this year, it'll be a year to be remembered.

Pls continue to pray for Chia Ee, he is recovering well but is still in KK for observation. We hope to bring him home tomorrow. He is smiling, laughing and kicking more today. That's a very encouraging sign. Pray that he will be protected against Asthma attacks in future, as I have a history of that as a kid. It's really not funny when we heard him wheezing last night, but we can rejoice now because the He is in the Lords healing hands.